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10. Copenhagen Phil 'flashmob on the Copenhagen Metro' by Makropol 3,176 shares this week All ...
The activity was created by JWT London and takes the form of illustrations that tell the true stories of people who have been helped by Aspire. The three executions run across e-mail and target marketers. The work was created by Craig Hunt and James Humphreys, and illustrated by Ryan Andrews, Paul ...
. Copenhagen Phil and Radio Klassisk 'flashmob in the Copenhagen Metro' by Makropol 17,067 shares this week ...
The ad uses animated dots to represent the individuals who will carry the Olympic Torch around the UK. It was created by Jules Chalkley and Nick Simons, animated by Sander Jones, Boris Kossmehl and Marie Verhoeven, and directed by Kristian Andrews through Red Bee Media and Studio AKA. ...
by a window or a backdoor. It shows smoke swirling around a sleeping baby. Health Secretary Andrew ...
for Change4Life supporters and health professionals around the country. Andrew Lansley, health secretary ...
by illustrator Andrew Park, centres on the strapline "Helping you feel good about money". TV ads will run ...
The DoH has set out a three-year strategy, focusing all marketing on Change4Life, Smokefree, 'young people' and 'older people'. It has slashed its annual communications budget from 93m to 44m. Speaking last year, Health Secretary Andrew Lansley said Change4Life should be 'less about costly ...
isn't, we're here to put it right." The copywriters on the ad included Phil Martin, Tim Riley ...
The Health Secretary, Andrew Lansley, was accused of "caving in" to the drinks industry after he had vetoed proposals to curb ads during negotiations on a new "responsibility deal" to encourage sensible drinking. Alcohol Concern tabled plans for a "tax" on marketing budgets to fund alcohol ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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